LESSOX XLV1I 233 EXERCISE A. (1) Translate into Italian, rendering the English present participle first by a verbal adjective, then by a nlathe clause: 1. A sleeping girl. 2. The returning soldiers. 3. A talking animal. 4. Some amusing stories. 5. The dying day, 6. The departing men. 7. The preceding page. S. The following poems, t2.» Translate into Italian: 1. They had a man >ent to the post office. 2. I must have my books sent hero. 3. We hear her singing. 4. Have the windows closed, please. 5. I must write it to him (two way*}. 6. I shall have a dress made. 7. Mary had a dress made for her little sister. 8, I see you working. 9. We may look at them (two ways}. 10. What a fine day! 11. Who made you do that? 12. What a bad boy! (3) Supply the proper form of the required ien« of the ier6 given in the infinitive: PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE. 1. (bere) Vuole ch'egli noa — che aequa. 2, (fare) Desidero che tu — come me. 3. (ecw- durre) £ impossible ehe voi ci —. 4. (dan) Mi —— codesta penna, per favore. 5, (stare) Bisogna ehe essi — a easa, 6. (andare) Xon credo che tu — a cavalto* 7. (bere) Che \uole ch'espi — ? 8. (condurre) Credo ehe Carlo li----sulla cattiva via. PAST ABSOLUTE and PRESENT PERFECT. 1. (dare) Essi ei — UB pacco. 2. (bere) lo -— alia loro saltite. 3. (ean- dttm?) Incoiitrai (Ho incontrato) le signore e le — al teatro. 4. (fare) Che — Alberto ? 5. (slar^) Voi — in eampagna tutta Festste. 6. (dare) Tu non mi — milk. 7. (fare) I ragam — quel che la loro mamma aveva ordinato, FUTUEE, L {bere) Noi mangeremo e —. 2. (dare) Cbe ti —*- ^? 3. ($lare) lo — a Napoli nel me^ di 4, (wndum) Dove ci — quest'uomo? 5.